When do you think the ThinkPad brand peaked?

When do you think the ThinkPad brand peaked?

For me, the absolute best Thinkpad is the T40, the last real IBM ThinkPad, with a solid, clicky keyboard and lots of indicators.

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>the last real IBM ThinkPad
Isn't it x200?

T43.

Well, x200's don't have an IBM logo, but they're the last ones to have clicky keyboards. They were made during transition from IBM to Lenovo, before the chinks started doing everything wrong.

>no super key on the keyboard
>4:3 aspect ratio
These are deal breakers for me. I think I'd rather go for a widescreen T60 or something like that if I wanted to stay truly IBM. I don't know about xx00 series, and I'm planning to pick some ThinkPad from it to trannyboot, these might be the actual peak of the series, as you can run them 100% libre, and you don't get garbage like 4:3 displays and two DDR2 slots that seriously limit the usability of these machines because of how little RAM you can put into them.

>truly IBM
aww how cute he think a sticker means something

T410i, flawless business experience.

nope. manufactured in a foxconn factory for lenovo

>implying Lenovo hasn't ruined thinkpads

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im saying the t60 is not an ibm product despite the badging